ACCESSIBILITY: PARTIALLY COMPLIANT
Last update: Thursday, March 6, 2025
Declaration of compliance
Saint-Louis is committed to making its website accessible in accordance with article 47 of law 2005-102 from February 11, 2005.
To this end, the company has implemented the following strategy and actions:
The multi-year accessibility Strategy and action Plan are currently being drafted and will be published shortly.
This accessibility declaration applies to
www.saint-louis.com
.
Compliance status
The website www.saint-louis.com is partially compliant with version 4.1 of the RGAA (French General framework for improving accessibility), based on the nonconformities listed below.
Test results
The compliance audit carried out by Ipedis revealed that 52,17% of RGAA (version 4.1) criteria are met.
- 36 criteria are met
- 33 criteria are not met
- 37 criteria are not applicable
Non-accessible content
Nonconformities concerning images, media, colors, scripts, mandatory elements, structuring, presentation, contrasts, links, forms, code, and navigation.
Establishment of this accessibility declaration
This declaration was established on January 23, 2024.
Tools used to create the saint-louis.com website
- HTML5
- CSS
- JavaScript
The web pages were tested with the following combinations of user agents and screen readers:
- NVDA with Google Chrome
The following tools were used during the evaluation:
- Web Developer Toolbar
- WCAG – Constrast checker
- Accessible Color Picker
- Taba11y
- Axe DevTools – Web Accessibility Testing
- Assistant RGAA
- PDF Accessibility Checker (PAC) 2021
Site pages assessed for compliance
- Homepage
- Contact
- Legal Notice
- FAQ
- Authentication (account creation)
- Authentication (login)
- Accessibility
- Search
- Stores / Points of Sale
- Lighting
- Chandeliers and Ceiling Lights
- Product Page (Chandelier)
- My Dashboard (requires login)
- Add an Address
- My Selection
- Designers
- Pierre Charpin
- Saint Louis since 1586
- Know-How
- Press / About Us
- Interior Projects
- FACETTES No.8
- Checkout
Feedback and contact
You can help us improve our site's accessibility by reporting any problems you encounter. To do so, please contact our customer service .
Appeal procedures
Use this procedure in the following circumstances.
You’ve notified the website manager of an accessibility issue that is preventing you from accessing content or services on the portal and you have not received a satisfactory response.
- Contact the European Consumer Centre in your region.
